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The Traveler's Guide to Life

The Traveler's Guide to Life

By: Hospice of St. Lawrence Valley
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This podcast, hosted by Hospice of St. Lawrence Valley, encourages conversations about topics most people avoid. The short conversations cover everything from end-of-life planning, palliative care, hospice care, death, dying, and grief. Our hope is that by talking about these things more everyone will be able to face them with a little more courage, compassion, and maybe even a laugh or two.


It's a journey we're all on. Let's talk about it!

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Episodes
  • Helping Others Along the Way

    Helping Others Along the Way
    Apr 29 2026

    Today's episode will focus on supporting grievers as they navigate grief after the death of someone (or something- animals count too) they loved.

    Grief is something Hospice is able to help patients and families process before the death, as we’ve talked about. They’re also still there for support after the patient dies.
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    5 mins
  • Waving Goodbye

    Waving Goodbye
    Apr 22 2026

    Today’s episode has us exploring the idea of saying goodbye to those on their end-of-life journey.

    Waving goodbye to someone at end-of-life can be incredibly hard but having a bit of a game plan before it gets to that point can be helpful. We call this legacy work
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    8 mins
  • The End of the Palliative Care Journey

    The End of the Palliative Care Journey
    Apr 15 2026

    On today’s episode we’re focusing on the end of the palliative care journey for someone, which as we’ve learned can start far before hospice care would be appropriate and people can be on for years.

    Palliative care can help support someone living with a chronic condition for years before their illness reaches a point where they’d qualify for Hospice. However, once that chronic condition gets to a point where a person’s life expectancy is six months and they no longer want to seek curative treatment the palliative care journey draws to a close and a referral to Hospice may be made.

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    7 mins
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